I am getting ready to install SQL Server 2000 Enterprise
in a new server but wanted to add an additional processor.
Time crunch is making me want to install the software
prior to getting the processor in. My question is whether
SQL will recognize the additional processor after it is
installed or do I have to wait until I have the part
installed? We were intending to allow SQL to use any
available processor for processing. Thanks in advance for
any help.As long as your host computer already has a multi-processing kernal
installed, you should be fine.
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"Rick" <rvia@.vw.vccs.edu> wrote in message
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> I am getting ready to install SQL Server 2000 Enterprise
> in a new server but wanted to add an additional processor.
> Time crunch is making me want to install the software
> prior to getting the processor in. My question is whether
> SQL will recognize the additional processor after it is
> installed or do I have to wait until I have the part
> installed? We were intending to allow SQL to use any
> available processor for processing. Thanks in advance for
> any help.
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